Vermont Legal Aid

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Vermont Legal Aid is a non-profit law firm established in 1968, providing free civil legal services to eligible low-income and vulnerable Vermonters. The firm handles a range of civil matters, including housing, health care, disability services, public benefits, and civil rights, while also advocating for systemic changes to promote fairness and justice. They operate statewide from four offices, assisting clients with issues like eviction, foreclosure, discrimination, and bankruptcy.

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Servicios que ofrece

Eviction, Foreclosure, Health care, Discrimination, Disability services, Civil rights, Public benefits, Bankruptcy, Problems with landlords or creditors, Consumer + Homeowner Rights, Elder Law, Mental Health Law

Idiomas

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Año de fundación

1968

Honorarios

Our services are free.

Oficinas

• 264 North Winooski Avenue, Burlington, VT 05401
• 56 College Street, Montpelier, VT 05602
• 1085 Route 4 East, Unit 1A, Rutland, VT 05701
• 56 Main Street, Suite 208, Springfield, VT 05156

Fuente: vtlegalaid.org · consultado el 17 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

8:30AM–4:30PM

Martes

8:30AM–4:30PM

Miércoles

8:30AM–4:30PM

Jueves

8:30AM–4:30PM

Viernes

8:30AM–4:30PM

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

• Maureen Green· vía Google

  The staff at the Vermont Legal Aid is professional, friendly and very respectful. I recommend the Rutland office to anyone who needs a helping hand with legal actions.

  7 years ago
• Missy Morgan· vía Google

  Never called me but had no problem taking my money. I went through the Vermont 211 which is nothing but a scam.

  3 years ago
• Christopher Thurlkill· vía Google

  Able to offer free assistance not always the easiest for help. Typically calls back within 3 days but most often times just advises you to call someone else. Basically delegating to someone else.

  6 years ago
• Jody Majka Alexander· vía Google

  You should really make a better and easier way for Door Dashers to pick up delivery orders for your customers. They should be able to go to the side door marked just for (DOOR DASH PICK UP ORDERS ONLY) besides having them go through the drive through to wait in the order line when the order is already done and waiting!!!!!

  5 years ago
• Aric Young II· vía Google

  Reach out many times... never got an awner from them.. i had a case that was dismissed with all charges 4 years later. I received a letter stating. They sealed my record for these charges that never occurred and was falsely charged in the first place. As plaintiff stated, the courts and the cops made a mistake... Four years you later as an army vet and full time father 5 years.. i kept reaching out to the legal aid to find out how they could charge me. Without even know, notifying me as well as no court hearing, no hearing, no statement from me. I was never asked a single question.When the cops arrested me, they did not read me.My rights they did not tell me what I was arrested for and they kept repeating you'll find out when we get to the station... So rutlandcore has illegally charged me, and i've reached out over and over and over and over to legal aid in burlington, as well as rutland with an automated message talking about an expungement, this is not even close to what I asked about.. They continue to send these automated messages about expungement. Never get an answer, never get a talk to anybody. I've dealt with them before. They didn't help obviously me.And my son before without heat.. And legal aid did nothing, then they really do nothing

  5 months ago